University of Denver alumna and current graduate student Sophie Bergan (BA ’24) is living the dream as an English teaching assistant in Madrid, but she wasn’t always the adaptable, confident person she is now.
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A recent report published in the Economist, which utilized Pardee Institute’s Formal Bilateral Influence Capacity Index (FBIC) data to compare the level of influence of some countries among the members of the G77, has inspired another article by BBC Brasil. The piece titled “Who competes with Brazil for leadership of the 'Global South” delves into the dynamics of influence within the Global South, focusing on Brazil's role and its competitors.
The FBIC data influenced BBC Brasil's analysis of how Brazil positions itself as a leader among developing nations and leverages its economic, political, and cultural ties to assert influence. Observing Brazil’s strategic partnerships and initiatives aimed at strengthening its leadership status.
Additionally, the article compares Brazil's influence with that of other emerging powers, such as China, India, and Russia who also compete for leadership within the Global South.
Prominent publications like The Economist and BBC Brasil Pardee citing the Pardee Institute’s FBIC data highlights the tool’s relevance and utility in understanding global dynamics, grows the Institute’s contribution to the field of international studies, and affirms the importance of the Institute's research in informing public discourse and policymaking.
In recent weeks, our community has had the privilege of delving into the pressing issues confronting Africa through captivating discussions led by influential speakers. Two standout events, hosted by the Sié Center in collaboration with World Denver and the Africa Center at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies, left attendees spellbound with stories of resilience, courage, and the pursuit of peace in the face of adversity.
